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95402PF Thermostatic Mixing Valve with Push fit Connections

95402PF Size: 15MM / 22MM
Designed for use with bath taps or manual mixer to reduce the max hot water temperature down to a safe and comfortable bathing temperature, comply with BS EN1111 and BS EN 1287.
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Description

Thermostatic Mixing Valve with Push fit Connections

95402PF

Technical Characteristics

  • Valve material: CW617N
  • Min. inlet pressure (dynamic): 0.2 bar
  • Max. inlet temperature: 85℃
  • Temperature adjustment range: 30℃ ~ 50℃
  • Temperature stability: +/-2℃
  • Max. pressure differential: 5:1
  • Application: bath filler 44℃
  • Min. temperature differential between hot inlet and mixed outlet to achieve cold water failsafe: 5℃

What Is aThermostatic Mixing Valve?

Designed for use with bath taps or manual mixer to reduce the max hot water temperature down to a safe and comfortable bathing temperature, comply with BS EN1111 and BS EN 1287.

How Do Thermostatic Mixing Valve Work?

Thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) play a crucial role in maintaining water temperature. These devices mix hot and cold water to deliver a consistent temperature. They enhance safety and comfort in various settings. 

TMVs work by blending hot and cold water to a set temperature. They use a thermostat element that expands and contracts with temperature changes. If the water gets too hot, the valve limits the hot water and increases the cold water flow. Conversely, if the water is too cold, it reduces the cold water and increases the hot water flow. This process ensures a steady, safe water temperature. 

HowTo Install a Thermostatic Mixing Valve?

Installing a thermostatic mixing valve can seem daunting. But with the right tools and a clear guide, it becomes manageable. This section breaks down the process into simple steps. Follow along to ensure a smooth and effective installation.

Necessary Tools:Adjustable wrench,Pipe cutter,Plumber’s tape,Screwdriver,Measuring tape,Bucket,Cleaning cloth.

Step-by-step Guide

1. Turn Off Water Supply:First, locate the main water valve. Turn it off to stop water flow. Open a tap to drain any remaining water in the pipes.

2. Disconnect Existing Pipes:Use the adjustable wrench to loosen connections. Remove the existing pipes carefully. Place a bucket underneath to catch any water.

3. Cut Pipes to Fit:Measure the space needed for the valve. Use a pipe cutter to trim the pipes. Ensure the cuts are clean and smooth.

4. Apply Plumber’s Tape:Wrap plumber’s tape around the pipe threads. This helps create a tight seal and prevents leaks.

5. Attach the Valve:Connect the thermostatic mixing valve to the pipes. Tighten the connections using the adjustable wrench. Be careful not to over-tighten.

6. Secure the Valve:Use a screwdriver to secure the valve in place. Ensure it is stable and firmly attached to the wall.

7. Turn On Water Supply:Turn the main water valve back on. Check for any leaks around the connections. If there are leaks, tighten the connections further.

8. Test the Valve:Open a tap to test the water temperature. Adjust the valve to ensure it mixes hot and cold water properly. Make sure the water is at a safe temperature.

9.Clean Up:Wipe down any excess water with a cloth. Ensure the area is clean and dry. Your thermostatic mixing valve is now ready to use.

WhereToInstall aThermostatic Mixing Valve?

Residential Use:In homes, TMVs are often found in the bathroom. They ensure the shower water temperature remains stable. No more sudden bursts of cold water when someone flushes the toilet! Kitchens also benefit from TMVs. They provide water at safe temperatures for cooking and cleaning. This helps prevent accidental burns. TMVs are useful in homes with young children or elderly residents. These individuals are more susceptible to temperature extremes. TMVs provide an extra layer of protection for them.

Commercial Use:Commercial buildings like hotels and hospitals use TMVs extensively. Imagine a hotel where guests complain about inconsistent shower temperatures. TMVs solve this problem efficiently. In hospitals, maintaining a consistent water temperature is crucial. It helps in maintaining hygiene and preventing infections. TMVs ensure that the water temperature remains within a safe range. Restaurants also use TMVs in their kitchens. Consistent water temperature is vital for both cooking and cleaning. It ensures food safety and keeps the kitchen running smoothly. Have you ever thought about how TMVs could benefit your workplace? They might just be the solution you need for safer, more reliable water temperatures.

Contact & Help

For more information about Thermostatic Mixing Valve or any other heating pump system component, contact Plati-Valve.